Which of the following describes the general relationship between genes and personality?

A) A genetic predisposition does not necessarily imply genetic inevitability.
B) Personality problems that have a genetic component will inevitably occur if a person has the particular gene(s) .
C) In spite of genetic dispositions and temperament, we can transform our personality completely.
D) Personality problems that have a genetic component are permanent.

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Megan Dowdy · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : A, Explanation :  While genes can play a role in shaping personality, having a genetic predisposition does not mean that a particular personality trait or problem is inevitable. Environmental factors and life experiences can also play a significant role in shaping personality, and individuals can work to develop or change aspects of their personality through intentional effort and personal growth.

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